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by ratbeard 12y ago
No, :nth-last-child(n) has the worst performance of any selector.
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by ratbeard 13y ago
I think this would be cloud ready as it seems supremely easy to scale a node webapp within the OS. I prefer express-apps currently, thought I'm looking for something a bit more minimal, e.g. follows the UNIX philosophy - do one thing,
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by ratbeard 13y ago
The problem I've encountered with these kind of solutions are that they're never universally applicable so you have to know a list of solutions and what situations they can be applied. I wish I could remember a inline-block + ver
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by ratbeard 13y ago
We mostly use middleman for static sites and it works really well. Recently we built a "microsite" based off of an existing full rails app we had so we went the wget route. My experiences are: - Middleman dir structure is simple
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by ratbeard 13y ago
I can imagine it having an impact on a graphics app where a `Point` class might be instantiated thousands of times, or even if the Backbone.Model constructor were hundreds of lines long to attach all the public methods. It would be weird
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by ratbeard 13y ago
Its annoying, but certainly possible to inspect the state of a local variable inside of a closure. Set a breakpoint inside of one of the exported functions, call it, and you have access to all the local variables within the closure. I do d
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by ratbeard 14y ago
I used batmanjs on a project a bit ago and enjoyed it a lot due to the API being designed specifically for CoffeScript. It used the `class` construct instead of building its own Object.extend class system like most libraries do. Not only i
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by ratbeard 14y ago
I didn't understand why the author used the unnecessary regex assertions, which are less clear and don't add any additional checks beyond: article.slug.should == "testing-with-test-unit"
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by ratbeard 15y ago
Refresh the url to see the 3 different scenes - hurry though, cambria is putting a new temporary campaign up next week I believe. They're built with a mix of CSS keyframe animations, transition/transforms, and JS. A lot of work was put in
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3 Lifelike HTML5 animated homepages(cambriausa.com)
5 points by ratbeard 15y ago|2 comments